Description

About Multicoat Top Coat 2000 – 65 lb bag

Multicoat Top Coat 2000 is a polymer-modified cementitious overlay formulated to protect, restore, and beautify existing concrete surfaces. It delivers a flexible, durable finish that stays cooler than traditional concrete—well-suited for pool decks, balcony decks, walkways, and driveways. Installers can create a range of textures and designs, then seal for long-term stain resistance.

Multicoat Top Coat 2000 Specifications

• Bag Size: 65 lb
• Coverage per Bag: 125–150 sq ft (substrate and finish dependent)
• Suitable Substrates: Concrete; foam
• Available Colors: White, Sunrise Grey, Light Grey, Natural Grey, Sandstone (additional colors available)
• Material/Composition: Polymer-modified, cement-based overlay
• Mixing Water: 1.75–2 gallons of clean water per bag; mix ~1.5 minutes, rest 3–5 minutes, then re-mix
• Application Methods: Roller, trowel, or squeegee; hopper gun for French lace texture (knockdown while curing)
• Storage: 40–90 °F in a low-humidity environment
• Shelf Life: Approximately 24 months in unopened containers

Additional Features

• Pool-area ready: Developed with pool decks in mind; flexible and wear/chemical resistant.
• Cooler underfoot: Engineered to not retain heat like traditional concrete.
• Decorative versatility: Supports multiple textures, colors, and stencil/template designs.
• Seal for protection: Must be sealed after installation with a compatible color or clear sealer.

This product comes with a limited warranty covering material and craftsmanship defects. Contact the manufacturer for additional warranty details.

Orders are typically processed within 2–5 business days. Tracking details will be provided upon shipment.

1. Where is Multicoat Top Coat 2000 typically used?

On pool decks, balcony decks, walkways, and driveways.

2. What substrates are approved?

Concrete and foam substrates that are clean, sound, and properly prepared.

3. How much area does a bag cover?

Approximately 125–150 square feet per 65 lb bag, depending on surface and texture.

4. How is it applied?

By roller, trowel, or squeegee; a hopper gun may be used to spray a French lace texture and then knock down.

5. Do I need to seal the surface?

Yes. Do not leave Top Coat 2000 unsealed; finish with a compatible color or clear sealer.